This is also the reason I don't have any tattoos.I don't do it because I can't think of a sticker I want on any of my basses. But I'm down with it if others want to do it. Ain't my bass.

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This is also the reason I don't have any tattoos.I don't do it because I can't think of a sticker I want on any of my basses. But I'm down with it if others want to do it. Ain't my bass.

This. Why would I care what you do with your bass?
I think there's a big difference between paper stickers that deteriorate and look bad and vinyl stickers. Our guitar player did it with vinyl stickers for years. He'd change the stickers every year or so and I never noticed paint fading or anything like that.I've got stickers on mine, what do you think, yay or nay!
If somebody puts bumper stickers all over their car, I would assume that they would have no problem putting them on their bass gear too ... I would have no interest in it in either case ... and, if I am looking to purchase a piece, and it has stickers, no matter how adamant the seller is that they will come off, I will consider it permanently scarred and value the piece accordingly ...
JMHO .. as always